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Through feast and famine
Advice to My 22-Year-Old Self

Through feast and famine

Julie Nolan shares her realisations and resolutions

Cold, Cold Truths and Hot, Hot Wax: Lowdown #53
The Lowdown

Cold, Cold Truths and Hot, Hot Wax: Lowdown #53

Kate Powell syphons the steaming hot news and cold realities in this week’s Lowdown

Value of Mentoring in the Arts
Mentoring Arts Smarts

Value of Mentoring in the Arts

What is the real value of mentorships in the arts? Sam Grover finds out

Government Making Plans
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Government Making Plans

Encouraging signs for transformation of the sector

 How do you be sexy and safe?
Feature

How do you be sexy and safe?

‘Intimacy can be anything from holding hands, looking into someone’s eyes, sex, dancing, masturbation or nudity.’ Miriama McDowell tells us about her new role in the arts.

How to social media like a pro
Arts Smarts

How to social media like a pro

Lynnaire Macdonald shares some tips on how you can reach your audience more effectively no matter where they are

 Bic Runga: Your number one job as an artist
Advice to My 22-Year-Old Self

Bic Runga: Your number one job as an artist

Bic Runga has four prime pearlers to share.

 Rosabel Tan: You will always make trash decisions
Advice to My 22-Year-Old Self

Rosabel Tan: You will always make trash decisions

Founding editor of Pantograph Punch, Rosabel Tan gives voice to advice for her younger self.

 Lowdown #52: Marginalisation and Misunderstandings
The Lowdown

Lowdown #52: Marginalisation and Misunderstandings

Dominic Hoey highlights “What do you mean?” in this week’s Lowdown of arts and media.

Edith Amituanai: Try not to get distracted by sparkly things
Advice to My 22-Year-Old Self

Edith Amituanai: Try not to get distracted by sparkly things

Edith channels her younger self to access some smart and passionate advice for a creative career

Top tips for selling your work online
Arts Smarts

Top tips for selling your work online

Georgie Bloomfield brings you the inside skinny on scoring in the online marketplace. [In partnership with Felt]

Authentic portrayal
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Authentic portrayal

Nick Gibb pens us a poignant argument on autism in the arts.